NHTSA Complaint #11318294 — 2014 CHEVROLET IMPALA

I BOUGHT THE CAR MARCH 1ST 2017 WITH 89346 MILES. EVERYTHING WAS GOING GREAT,NO PROBLEMS, AND I LOVE IT.I RECEIVED A SPECIAL COVERAGE LETTER IN MAY OF 2019 THAT INFORMED ME OF A POTENTIAL SIDE BLIND ZONE ALERT PROBLEM PREVENTING IT FROM WORKING PROPERLY AND TO BRING IT IN ONLY IF IT MET THE SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES THAT CAME WITH IT INCLUDING BEING WITHIN 6 YEARS OF ORIGINAL SERVICE OR 80,000 MILES. AT THE TIME, THERE WAS NO SIGN OF PROBLEMS, SO I JUST SET THE NOTICE ASIDE AND DID WHAT THE THE NOTICE TOLD ME,UNTIL FEBRUARY 2020. IT WAS WET OUTSIDE ONE DAY AND I NOTICED THAT THE PASSENGER SIDE BLIND ZONE ALERT LOCATED ON THE MIRROR ALWAYS STAYED ON, EVEN THOUGH THE CAR WAS OFF. IT ALWAYS STAYS ON AND I WAS CONCERNED ABOUT IT SO I STARTED DOING RESEARCH AND LEARNED IT IS A VERY COMMON EXPENSIVE PROBLEM AND MANY PEOPLE ARE UPSET THIS IS HAPPENING TO THEM, INCLUDING ME.I TOOK IT TO THE DEALERSHIP FOR MY APPOINTMENT, UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT IT WAS COVERED, ONLY TO GET THERE AND TELL ME THAT IT HAS EXPIRED AND THAT IT WOULD BE $90 TO DIAGNOSE THE OBVIOUS ISSUE. I THINK THAT CHEVROLET NEEDS TO EXTEND THE SPECIAL PROGRAM OR DO SOMETHING TO HELP CUSTOMERS THAT PURCHASED THE CAR AFTER THE EXPIRATION DATE, ESPECIALLY CUSTOMERS LIKE ME THAT PURCHASED THE CAR AFTER THE 80,000 MILES.. THIS IS A SAFETY ISSUE THAT NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED. I LOVE THE CAR BUT THIS LIGHT CONSTANTLY BEING ON IS A NUISANCE AND SHOULD NOT BE HAPPENING ON A NEWER CAR, AND IT IS ALSO A SAFETY CONCERN.